Closer Look At The China A-Shares ETF (PEK)

By: ETFdb
Once upon a time, exposure to the Chinese stock market was a binary decision for U.S. investors–they either had it or they didn’t. Thanks in part to increased flexibility in cross-border listings and in part to the proliferation of exchange-traded funds, investors now have countless options for exposure to the world’s second largest economy. In late 2004, the only ETF option for exposure to China was the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index Fund (FXI), a fund that focuses on mega-cap companies and is tilted heavily towards big banks and oil giants. Since then, continued innovation in the ETF industry has afforded investors options for both broader-based exposure and enhanced granularity. Guggenheim and iShares both offer funds focusing on small cap Chinese stocks (HAO and ECNS, respectively), and Guggenheim also offers an all-cap Chinese ETF (YAO) that invests across all market capitalization levels. Recent years have also seen the debut of a number of [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Stories: Van Eck Launches China A-Shares ETF (PEK) Definitive Guide To China ETFs Global X Launches Two China Sector ETFs
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